Back to collectionNearly Sixty Thousand Minted, With Referral Rules Still Confusing Buyers
The miniature Sentry Key sale was in its second day, and the community was still within the forty-nine-hour read-only period. Sales continued, with nearly sixty thousand keys minted in the first twenty-four hours. Once card payments worked again, buyers still needed to understand why they could not use their own referral codes.
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The miniature Sentry Key sale was in its second day, and the community was still within the forty-nine-hour read-only period. New buyers followed the announcements, while the Night Watchman, who operated a node, noticed failed on-chain transactions piling up. He worried that people would mistake a rule violation for a broken contract.
Sales continued, with nearly sixty thousand keys minted in the first twenty-four hours. Some transactions failed because buyers tried to use their own referral codes for a discount; the contract rejected that. The bank-card channel was fixed that day. Officials also mentioned that the key rate in one Diamond pool had reached 90 esXAI per key. Sisyphus began his annual review with a single line: the word he had learned this year was “trapped in a position.”
Once card payments worked again, buyers still needed to understand why they could not use their own referral codes. With chat rooms silent, explanations had to come through announcements. The Night Watchman planned to answer questions about those failed transactions first when the rooms reopened, then discuss the Diamond pool rate. Sisyphus had put his difficulty exiting his holdings into his year-end account but had yet to decide how to end it.